John Wilbur is the namesake of this religious sect's conservative division and feuded with Joseph John Gurney. A schism at this sect's Yearly Meeting in 1827 was caused by Elias Hicks, and its founder was "Digged Out of His Burrowes" in a Roger Williams work. This sect believes there is a divine presence in the soul that acts as a guiding force called the Inner Light, and members of it silently meditate and are opposed to oath-taking. For 10 points, name this religious sect founded by George Fox
John Wilbur is the namesake of this religious sect's conservative division and feuded with Joseph John Gurney. A schism at this sect's Yearly Meeting in 1827 was caused by Elias Hicks, and its founder was "Digged Out of His Burrowes" in a Roger Williams work. This sect believes there is a divine presence in the soul that acts as a guiding force called the Inner Light, and members of it silently meditate and are opposed to oath-taking. For 10 points, name this religious sect founded by George Fox, and named for the command to "tremble at the word of the Lord."
John Wilbur is the namesake of this religious sect's conservative division and feuded with Joseph John Gurney.
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